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grand opera

/ɡrænd ˈɒpərə/

翻译: 一种规模宏大、严肃的西方歌剧形式,通常采用戏剧性或悲剧性题材,包含复杂的舞台布景、大型管弦乐队和合唱,一般没有对白而全部由音乐演唱贯穿。

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/ɡrænd ˈɒpərə/C1formalart
  • zh一种规模宏大、严肃的西方歌剧形式,通常采用戏剧性或悲剧性题材,包含复杂的舞台布景、大型管弦乐队和合唱,一般没有对白而全部由音乐演唱贯穿。

A style of opera that is large-scale, serious, and often features dramatic plots, elaborate sets, and a full orchestra, typically with no spoken dialogue.

  1. Serious Opera GenreB2formal

    A genre of opera that is fully sung, with no spoken dialogue, typically on a serious or tragic subject, and often featuring large-scale choruses, elaborate staging, and ballet.

    zh严肃歌剧

    • Verdi's 'Aida' is a classic example of grand opera.
    • The Paris Opera was the traditional home of grand opera in the 19th century.
    • Grand opera often requires a huge cast and a large orchestra.